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If you’re a student or teacher of Koine Greek, you may have found yourself or those you instruct struggling to grasp the elements of the ...

As mentioned in our last blog, the mood of a Greek verb indicates how certain the author is that the action of the verb will take place. ...

Welcome to our new blog series! Over the next several months, we'll be walking (sometimes, out of order!) through Dr. Long's Koine Greek ...

Several of us completed Greek and Hebrew studies in our undergraduate degrees, seminary work, or doctoral studies with the goal of coming...

Most of us in the GlossaHouse tribe are more likely to study the etymology of the word epidemiology rather than the science behind it. So...

Yesterday, we posted a response to COVID-19, namely we're making our digital resources free and our print products available for 50% off....

With the outbreak of COVID-19, many of us find ourselves in new circumstances: work is now at home, school is now at home, church is now ...

A new semester is upon us! Whether you’re teaching, studying, or both, a new semester ushers in fresh energy, new faces, and exciting wor...

GlossaHouse is pleased to announce the release of The Leaves of the Tree, a full-length Koine Greek worship album. This unique project fe...

This review was kindly provided by Josiah Peeler, a PhD/DPhil student at the University of Edinburgh in Hebrew and Hebrew Bible working u...

GlossaHouse is pleased to announce that, as of October 2019, it has joined forces with the folks at Picture Hebrew. Having forged a relat...